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International Humanitarian Law (IHL), humanitarian principles, and humanitarian negotiations play a vital role in mitigating the impact of conflicts and ensuring the protection of vulnerable populations in times of crisis. IHL, often referred to as the laws of war, sets the rules governing the conduct of armed conflict, including the treatment of prisoners, the protection of civilians, and the prohibition of indiscriminate violence. It strives to limit the suffering caused by war by enforcing principles such as distinction (between combatants and civilians), proportionality, and necessity. At the heart of humanitarian principles lie impartiality, neutrality, humanity, and independence. These principles guide humanitarian organizations and actors in their response to crises, ensuring that aid is provided based on need rather than political, religious, or military affiliation. Humanitarian work aims to alleviate human suffering, uphold human dignity, and ensure that aid reaches those most in need, regardless of the context. However, upholding these principles can be incredibly difficult in conflict zones where power dynamics, security concerns, and political agendas often complicate the delivery of aid. Humanitarian negotiations are essential in these settings. Humanitarian actors must engage in dialogue with governments, armed groups, and other stakeholders to secure safe access to affected populations and ensure the protection of humanitarian personnel. These negotiations often involve delicate balancing acts, where parties must navigate political pressures, military objectives, and the principles of neutrality. Success in such negotiations can significantly influence the effectiveness of relief efforts, the safety of aid workers, and the overall humanitarian response in a crisis. The interplay between IHL, humanitarian principles, and humanitarian negotiations underscores the complexities of working in conflict zones. It requires not only legal expertise but also cultural sensitivity, diplomacy, and a deep commitment to upholding human rights. Effective humanitarian action can only be achieved through respect for international law, adherence to ethical standards, and skillful negotiations that prioritize the well-being of affected populations above all else.

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Oh je. NGO’s das hört sich nie gut an. Die sind damit beschäftigt die Afghanen und schwarzen in u System einzuschleusen. Alles liebe gut Menschen, die sorgetragen ,dass wir Angst haben müssen von Rudeln afganische Hunde überfallen und vergewaltigt zu werden. zu werden . Soros zahlt. Und das pack können wir dann auch noch durchfüttern, aber ihr habt Hunde Selchen gerettet. Lies lieber mal dreg Koran dann kann man genau lesen was sie vorhaben und ihr unterstützt das noch. Zurück in die Heimat Länder. Da können die umbringen wie sie lustig. Sind.

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Bonjour sil vous plait merci de partager aussi les versions en françaises pour les zones francophones

This was so helpful and educative. Learned a lot from Liberia, and Ukraine experiences. Thank you all.

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its really informative and based on practical experience, I really enjoy the presentation and learn a lot because i am leading a COVID-19 test, vaccine and treat advocacy project in Afghanistan and facing information disorder, this webinar help me how to developed and deployed advocacy strategies , thanks for arranging this webinar

Thanks so much for the insight on negotiations.

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The right question to ICRC storyteller is why did they (ICRC) decide to go with option "A" to evacuate 30 foreigner workers & leave thousands of people in extremely dangerous situation especially when both all of them (theforeign workers & civilians) in the besieged zone were exposed to the same kind & same level of risk, ICRC speaker confirmed that when he said "he/ICRC team were given 2 options 1) to leave 30 foreign workers to die or 2) to leave dozens of thousands of civilians to die.

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An excellent overview on being a member of a community of practice for humanitarian negotiations #capacitybuilding #leadership #negotiations

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Great Think Talk! Expresses her experiences very insightfully and elegantly.